Re: [Keelynet] differences of potential, vortexes and gravity

[Phillip Mark]

I love these theories!  I can always picture them working.  However, a 
balanced wooden wheel that was half submerged in calm water would push 
upwards upon both sides of the axle shaft equally, thus voiding lift.  The 
thought of nullified weight immersed in the water and a top-heavy wheel 
would be subject to the same effect.  All top weight in a balanced wheel 
would press downwards equally, again voiding spin.  However, the act of 
spinning, in and of itself, seems key to solving over-unity and/or 
anti-grav.  Spinning weights, electrons or fluids point towards the solution 
we all seek.  The effect of motion/mass revolving upon an axis holds so much 
promise!  Remember, the only force that mankind has yet to harness for 
propulsion is centrifugal force.  Harness the 'up' force on a spinning 
'something' and release the clutch during the down side of the spin and you 
have a Model T anti-gravity machine.  Up, release, Up, release.  Put 4 of 
these in series and you have a 4-banger Up Machine.  Can't we, as modern men 
& women, put our heads together and finally break the barrier that has held 
us spellbound and earthbound for all these years?  Phillip Mark, central 
Florida, USA

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